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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
Household Furniture
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure.
IN NOE WITH

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4
i power Of sale contained in = certain mortgage
made by W X Nuhi 10 Jonathan Austin, trustee
dated the SiSt day Of June. \. u. 1886, and r..
corded in Book t0s, on pages ifN and 1i6, in the
Office Of the Registrar OF Conveyauees in Homo
lulu. Notice : hereby given that the said
MORTGAGE intends 10 foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken, namely; for non-pSymcni Of
principal and interest Upon such foreclosure
The MORTGAGE viii sell. or cause 10 be sold, az
public suction, IN Honolulu. on the Island OF
oahu at the SaleSroom OF James Morgan. ON
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF November, 1885,,
ST is NJ, all and singular, the land and premises
therein described.
Below Is : description Of the land, and any
particulars in reference thereto may be had on
application 10 A Smith, Attorney at Law.
DSted Honolulu, Oct IA, 1885,.
JONATHAN AUSTIN.
Description OF Premises; All OF that certain
piece or parcel Of land situate at Malama-A and
ksnkulau. in the District Of Puma, Island Of
Hawaii. the same being the undivided one-half Of
all the land described in Royal Patent s09i, and
including an area OF about les acres. IFS
j. +. MORGAN,
AweffNuppr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Cz-- Ez5=S Il t1s VI. G. Esil reports 1.a-
- ---s-z- zl1-E his ro--s- B-Slnsss :
--=--~ 1-5- g TIE -E-5l-Es- and smoke tro-
--= --1--- SIS ~ -1.5c5z1-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

-- T. = Tess an6 u.Es-s z-s s1o-. =
-- C-- G new Ezt5vs pEp=-- IEsy III
$50 --=- cgE ty-Ys. t-t EzV= t1s Press To-z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Tas SssNuer ISSslike hzd ls7,e and va,
rSe5 freich, list, Commodore kinc ~ tbs
WG0sr Tees SsiG there were hszvy frslehtS
tbs former tu0 o. thrss trips, 10. which he
gave IS s ctrSs thst there wSS 3 revival Os
h1Sl-sSS ~ MScl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

So c5h.o5y Szzts th= t-g Pes fcr tEz
Tz-s q ksr rnassrlsl- t1s tss1--l-E : 11zE
- VII x hu1Es1 II o p-lso1 .so,9c, 211
- z---z F,,=7=-- E0.s5 and c-=-aI disposed
C N 5=ssil to- tn benefit q tie trszSzrg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

E G--bs MErc1s1t VS. given farewell
- or tAs svs o: his 6srs-.zrs fo- Boston
ne EGsSils- Socssl C-zo 81 tzsSr ksll q
II S--sS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

E-s-e US lsrSs Gziiszcs II he Szp-s-s
Coax c-E-bs- a-6 lobby * IL c7-cicSso-
q --s C-sSc1 G promise czSs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

!; i -. exactly settled bit II p-os7sc:. S
-zcs c=-Ess1 tes bsrSss - the American
sE-us q wE- -cE n TIE hzr1o-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

rs L-=zz iac.--s Gl6 10. cane on lzs-
--=szv- I-s rsaS,- EIvs1 tv Secretary
E--=- VS. tEz- Tie lecture E-5 ;hz audience
-E lid 70 connect
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

0Eszs q IL Pscisc SsTizziI91 Co ~s-s
r5-5-=c-s5 ThzrSlzT s. follows Ersszcs-s,
A z Cooke Tlos Prss11s1t- - L--1FE
N--clr- Ssc-s-srv sd Trsss1-sr- Er=1- LC--
r- Az51rc-. G. P Css-l=-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

". E5zzr5 NcInz-uy I'll issvs b thz
C--s-s1o this Esek to- Ssz Erz1c1se7- fo-
sl= 1s-s5t Ct MS Esgl51- aZ1 I'll sIzs-1 LIS
.1---zT . NsE To-k . Iolk sfssr E-ss-s-s q
5-s-zss fo- Is fz-hz-. Mr. NJ McI1s-y-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

. SOD --z-y 5zSs-.s-s s-o-- vzrSLEpS have
ben -=g--ez5 g sEs u1.lcs within -1s psS-
-=E -zvS- E1-- from t1s N111zlls Es-s 81
-=s-=5 b. c=es- kz-.s-s O. SATURDAY..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Tas f1oszsl q tie late CaasasS ". Clark
took plSos on Sunday afternoon. Ths4e was
a tc-ro-s q he 6Vs2so II the possession,
Rev. Il. Z Parker performed shs brriSl
services. the lC;eVClsas hs52S 81 HSVaiahNo
@ r-s.s-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

L. Ez-.-s zys 70 = blE vhs1 t1s sIiszsi
z--zE5-=-1 EzS ---1-eS- sd . his getting
g s-z --- II :. US c11-C II be Welding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

\ he Kings birthday .Novs-,5s 18Th z-5
--lerSa1s2os Dsy Ssh are announced s.
-S-- soz r-clic ho.losyS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

rs E-s-ts- INSIDE s splendid 5-i1 -o- the
sssSc-- Cc-. No-rls deserves co1-s ueG-t,SlIrc
~ ealing ks- s fishing SMACK"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

VASES EEic1 Ss-s b-o1S1t % the Eozol1Iz
L-o- No-Ss fox reQsl- oy tAs SssG2s- Wal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

o-s = No-1c's S1sorstic clss-srS EsS
S5zc 90 AskShs- E1G S c-cs1s- % Ll1-s- BY
re s-5s--s- MlksAS.s lzSi EssS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Mr.5- Si-o-so1 Oh q g1ick 10 lsss11zs-
CzT. 4 t-a-sEs-rzze 3 tvs q c1a1 Inn ths
rz n th= e = Ezz-1E-EEE s1a1- 7 Z
Eza.zEsL5 Z Cas- s-zzu seoE- % IL u - 2
: Tz-5zE5z II n hlzz z-5 tired zsrEz-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

rs E2-----zs= Company C, q 1Ls RI6sS,
----=5 -S-5s t-s zrE--E Ws61ssSsy night
c. --s -5cz. $ 1bsy Void Esvs Il O.
---s- z-l 3. sT1--is1 n t1s Moonlight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Tss nations w1s5oI Is q ,hs croand
-~rsaiy u assemble.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

O=ozrs q sts KcI1S SzzZr Co srs 81
----o=5 as fo-lozS= W z Anton Crorp-
E-ss5sz-s- h z GIs5s- Fios Prss1czzt- T.
Y Ssh-1S- Treasurer CAzS- II Cooke.
S=,s-sssry- L M-llzr- A155so--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

a he Msrl1s Railway driver wSs engaged s
Fs-crs El-1e Wednesday clcslrE TIE o-I6os lad
~ . re CSSzrlcs o. hos-G tEs NS-Sslis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

--= --o- EIvs- cz1Zcy u Er.1zy :
-EzE 81 zcczr-z2o= o. TIE Psz-
Ez---- c=SS-c- cz-Ss q rEs reciprocity
.-=z-T =5-i t--=s-5 n lzSz Esll. : Contra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

L1s Nstio-zl B-ezs-v 81 hslihi I'll begin
c-s-s-5o-s to-day. Yesterday TIE sS.zb-
-s--s1t VII hs open 70 ths inspection q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Mss Putnam Ssvs 81 s1iovSbIs Lawn Iszrsv
sid 6Sccs az tes D15ois Hozse Thursday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

r. exposes q tEz resent far fo- TIE
-=-=-1 q -1s P1---zz=ss C-s-E7s1-s ASSOC
80 E=-s So Thz =. p-ocs5lS q re
s7=-- therefore EUo--r % rs 1a--so1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

NJ. SssrSs- Whif-s-. 8 EsIl-kcovr
former resident has returned by Tie Pls1is-.
EI.E C-sst hic enterprise Il hand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

A D-lutb pzps- ssys- The 4 low shSt
Cs.s INTO S brssch q promise sit, II not
cs-CEt a. SrSg- : lsSS-S1sc So las
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

5c5Se PlcSsrso- hiss made 81 sxaslls-;
t--2-ssslo1 n his initial presidency q tAs
S-r-s--s Court Tern.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

rs -.7aS q S-sEt Ds1 Grs never fcIIv TT
65-s-ood until tAs story q thsiS love rsco-
t-zlc-S Is tod
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

NJ Ajax. NcKishir i so,s :, - .,-,s ss.a-
several DAYS Of Illness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

$50 Easss sn5 besvy rS,aS Sre rspo-es
fco1n Hsu,ssua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Sz-z-- ?. L Bsr-znE-uz. Il c. O tEs Z :
Z : Kzz5sI1z s-ro--a5 INTO t1= Eo-r s-rseE
s-o--I-z -zs-y Ws5-sS1zy eTsll1Z- l5aEI1z
q Is GzEzrrzrs the fc5l5zzlE rsoo-1- g, -
8. * S. > ard 81 ezc1 oz5 = g poss-o-s II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

. W---sz Sz-zr 8E1l ca has s-=css6
u .--Ezzz u3cs-s 4 " Se-1-o1l- Prs
.1=-- " D Sc1r-i3t- k5cs-E rss-1z-t- I
1L---=-. T-sss--s-- 4 Lslss- Sscrs-a-E and
r + l5-s5s A-5rsCr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

NJ G1iok preached O. ths life q
Z oSss- = lsrcs co-E7sCstlo- II Eo-s Stree.
l---c- S115Sy evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

ne A-cs--cz1 s1;cS VII co-opsss with TIE
12-1vs 1z-S--e2 II t1s coming 2Ssloa2l X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

4 sslSaos q ovss SeN Is IN the W. c, t,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

sale. ssossea BY tie cane ear@ o. PaAahAu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

ne Kings crew pals a smart s.roSs = its
Pr c-1ce thess evenings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Go % ths E5ts IL c-ssz pzri0Es and
drink Mgzls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

M Henry H2cSss,d Sie5 ss Rrs-s2 On
t-s sTs1tc-, u Oseiaos- S1sh. Oss q Respect;
Z Ms -oe-oosy the ho-ss Of NsSSrS Il. Hack
rs : Co On S&t--ilv o,oSs5 tcs;- 6oo-S-
. deceased Cs1s,e-ca2 : remembered IS s.
EsS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

l1s-s os-555a.ss Eo-.rs l-a-ssl s---a
Sa,-s-l7Tsa7C ,oc ncEs-o-s 90 mention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Az elevator sc1 gear s-r5ve5 r. :as Pan
~ t's AaSs-S Z 5o5scalsacs- 4 ca : -ag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

y q Han & >'C limited VII holS shss-
i1aral --csstl-lC next I6u-S5zv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

rs A1S--alis's r=sI 1s-cs c,e-r-tsai
As -e-ta-S ana SIS packages Of rzra-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

f, E1Ss-S- NH. E2EEii. VII bs-l- --1--sf.,-
O. De 1sr o-c2 q sugar III soo1s s to-t2i-as.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

>o-s -aoo,e5 r2r:sc--z-S Of t1e Ocssrs-
new ---l- scheme wil be found 81 -1iS raue-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
Tax Collectors Notice.

Ii PERSONS LIABLE To
n Tsxztf0u IN the District OF WziI1k1. Island
% Mz1i for Ehs Te4r IS,7 ara heTebF notified that
thsir Taxes are payable a ny once in WziIuku,
O q BEFORE The 18th DAY OF DEC ISL
TIE 0Ecs uill b ops1 from 9 g II TO I 0 n
Z 9 TREADWAT.
Tax Collector, District o. Waikiki Mani
EEilaku- Mani. Oct >. 1881 iiD5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

E1= Ezz1zz Hon CARED Al Eu1 h-l1zs-
l-po-cs5 b. tk= Ps1=r els55=fr0y fr1-- A--ys--
Fcc- % HzEzkzz tEis EIp- T1s s-zCe1z-s
= re-Lzc= 9 Woo5s1 o1s spGz1I1G Ezss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
FOR LEASE,

A BUILDING LOT. FIFTY
a seven feet by eight feet. fronting Oh Main
and Market Streets WsiIukE-
/ Pine Business Site Apply 70
IIal 3ns FRED SCHOLTZ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Dss-i1z Il essential 10 tEs promotion o.
i5--sl5cs- and cEIEE 70 cEs coUl1C SrscizL So
son Of .t= Legislators, Chef JcS-5cs Judd
hzs ordered thai tl= EsE1lsr tern q tEs
Third JC55czs- Cl-c-ll 70 Be Es-5 3. Wzi-ss
EsEz-i. q T-ss5sy. NcT- I. Be p1slu,1-s,5
CztLL ILErsozy. tEs Isl 6sy q December.
1857 ziso tEzI It's -sz-lz- ten q 1Es 50
c-5 y-5lc1sI ClrC-l., ID De Eslc n LzEz11s-
Mani q Tzss5zy. Dec s. d postponed Until
Tzzs5zy tEz 9llh day u DsesEtsr, 1857.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

GAEE-E once l2Ss week. expressed her
admiration % The handsome manner II
which ks- talented daughters kS6 been ~
cslvs6 II GOzOlClu. Sl1 remarked th2i STE
z-i ksr family Eo1l6 sTs- remember This IS
o2s q TIE brightest spots 81 which thsy kz6
stopped Il tie co1rss Of their travels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Czp-- George BroE1- Th9 EzS hare II con
uZ-d q tEs [. : :. ALzszz, Sons szvsc
ysars $50. p1p-lzrly known s SziIc-
Gso--s- and Sometimes C-isr tEs s1-1-l-
c-ss q ~ElS1si1Z George. sZ1 E1O vel
canned t1-E titles has recently been p-C-
r,u-s5 70 tEs rank Of Commodore. he p-o-
c-o--o1 O Captain EcoE-- E-0 VS. 8
rational tzT1-I.s. HIS C1vs1 general SsslStzc-
t511 tErc-z1o-f The republic IEs Como
5o-s : s-z.51--z,i u Norfolk Nan Yz-G-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

4 correspondent 81 W9i-1zc rs5sc.s ssTsrs-
Is On TIE co16Ec. % s parcel Of boo6iCus,
Eco cs6 The baS TASTE 70 exsc-ss r,iSs-aSls
Ss-scECs 81 s ko-Ss WHARF s Woman lSy
GsES- WAsG SSks6 70 csSsS- by S lS5y rsla-
i've q t2s deceased. they replied With
drunken I-pzGs-os- Olly EEs1 threaten
- With z-ssse did they rssrsst- 4 =hiGs
nan EES tEs5r -lzE.saIE-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Tie japanese training ship TS1kGbs. low
II Sso Francisco, VII 50 O. cruise 70 the
Mexican co2St- and ESy Be expected 81
Eo-ol1l1 II Nz-ch next 0Tsr thousand
applications to- permits % visit bs- were
reossTs6 BY TIE Commander daring ks- frs.
week Il ssh Francisco bSy. Nos. Of the
Is1klbs'S O1Scs-S speak English With fl
sccv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

e53vy te-c5s- storm Fr1Ssy fortnight :
reported from CeoS-lS- TEs bC-Se % q For
s1CcsSs v0S Sircc& BY lsEEtnl0c. the -oot
tSSs1 - &c1 tLs building shattered cs1s--
Ss,y, Several >-,Sll children were p.ayl->S II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Ia japanese Y. II c. A. vI,l hold b1si-
IsSS nesting ~ the 1-Ss S&;c-Ssy q sGcA
month, and s r-elIc entertainment; o. tas
t1l-1 >1,-rsSy evening 4 class IN E,-S,.Sh
.-,ssis I1sS5Sy S1G thursday evenings, ana
Ms Or. Ey1e tsachsS singing On FrI1sy
evenings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

The SaIsita records the interesting S;Sta-
E'sot t1ss Ihs steamer WSisls2is caught 5
dozen Ss1Cl1s uscSszsl 81 EslAlss, the Srss
known - bSvs been rSks1 II cks>s wS.s-S-
asE2ll vii nov hsvs - rZsks three mile
limit 10 bsS fisheries. like tie Americans II
The P2ci6c Sci she Canadians II the AZ
Ls-tfc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

NJ. A. " Es~ssc : sbls 70 bs about his
bookstore. b1s With his arra II s sling and 3
StlE neck. having been thrown fro1a 3 horse
q N11S1u svs2os fs- days $50. TIE &C
c1os1t U.s. caused b. s csSs % the 1spsshs2-
Slo-s sn5 unlawful practices Of tying horses
- thsi they drag TIE tslbs-s sccoSs tts ro&6.
M EsSsst'S 5orss having stumbled Over 5
s1zrs q INST description
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Tuesday a1d Wednesday nights Csc;, L.
) SSlnsoa kGS ESs2ty-o1s chickens, an5 s
cssSceo- CiEs stolen. The fellow tbs. cane
rs lstss- night vas SeOs 6ut 80. SWAY.
Ihs-s seemed 70 b ore q IvO with him.
The lOc2lsy : o. Bs-s.ani& street. DsS- the
M&SlSl recreation srCcniS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Ir. Es-rT G--hs 1Lz-c-scc- cEs yC11- 6z-
EEl-a- z-tls-. departed lzS1 S-szEs- O.
rs 1--csy 70 E1S.c1. Ezs-s h VII be 81
r-5---cz1 u tie s-SCGTI-C business GS 8
Es-S OF tEs EzEzl-zC GCVs-C-S11- Henri
VII carry viii him tbs heSs wishes ct the
co-E-1Isy f1r szfs Sc5 pleasant transit 70
s-s Tar East his S-ccsSS tEs-s E-G Cl-l-E-s
-s--E1 1o-s 8 credit 70 himself ard tbs
c----EF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

I-o community EsS much sIs-czssl the
C1Es- afternoon II know What cz-SeC the
GS-sy n EEs departure q TIE ACS-rSlIs I'll
Gre o'csoeE- Some sid !. v2s diplomatic
GsSps-cGss from to-s-EC -sp-sSs-.zsly5S-
C-Es-S tEz. : Us - gre pS-SCES vECSs
passports we've stopped s. chance 70 redeem
cEsi- los--T. IS II T.S ms . killing matter.
z1yTsy. I : sozrcs-y Eo-.1 Investigation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Il ale meeting Of shs MIc-oscoq.cal So
c2ssy q SsG Francisco. $ letter VS. rsS1
froG ISssc c. Thompson 81 Liverpool. Eng
l2cS- 81 expert II tHs examination q minute
r,S-l1s c-CSsScSSES- asking Ehs society 70 -
cure TO- him some material troD the Sand
ETlc1 Islands aci TIE PSclkc Co2Sz TO- ex-
animation
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JACKSON OHIO THURSDAY. AUGUST 1s. 1887 ZEE

| longer right
This brings us to the evidence and
| the arguments on the main question.
1t is gratifying to observe in the tes-
timony and in the very able arguments
which have been presented to me in
this case, that the investigation has
been carried on in good temper and
that there is nothing malicious on
either side The miners evidently do
not desire to exact from the operators
more than they can afford to pay, and
the operators do not desire to deprive
the miners Of fair wages. Looking at
the subject from different standpoints
their opinions necessarily sometimes
differ. [ have read and re-read the
testimony which has been submitted
to me, together with the voluminous
documents accompanying it, and have
studied the whole subject as carefully
as | knew how to do. [ have consid-
cred the different qualities Of the diff
ferent Goals and their relative values
in the markets, the relative thickness
Of the mines in the Jackson and in the
Hooking Valley Districts, and the
comparative difficulties in working
them; the daily wages of the average
Industrious miners in both the First
and the Seventh District, and the
practical facilities Of obtaining work,
the amount and cost Of dead work in
cident to the operation Of minee in
each Of said districts, and how it af-
fects their ability to compete in the
markets; the amount and quality Of
the nut Goals in the two districts, and
what advantage the Jackson County
operators derive from the greater
quantity Of nut coal which goes to
them; the opinions Of the witnesses as
to the effect Of the increase asked for
in the relative prices Of digging coal
in Jackson County upon the business
of coal-mining in Jackson County, and
every other point and fact presented
in the evidence and in the arguments,
and my conclusion is that on the evi-
depce | can not justly award to the
coal-miners Of Jackson County the in
crease in their wages which they ask
above the Hooking Valley prices.
ALPHoNso TAFT
CINCINNATI, O., August s, 1887.
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A tent Of Rechabites-known as the
Union tent, Of Jackson, was instituted
here last week. The following are
the officers elected: Chief Ruler, J. W.
Laird; Deputy Ruler, J. Fl. Mackley;
Shepherd, Frank Kessner; Levite,
William Hush; Treasurer, O. S. Mil
Ter; Financial Secretary, Caleb Hank;
Recording Secretary, J. E. Price;
Inside Guardian, Vincent Radcliff;
Outside Guardian, William Martin;
Past Chief Ruler, A. W. Long: Chap
lain, r. G. Jones.
This organization is one destined to
become quite popular, when once fairly
started. Its prime objects are the So
briefly and industry of its members,
aid in sickness, and the good of the
people, generally. 1t cannot but be
an instrument of good, and the people
should swell the numbers to a great
tent in Jackson. Join the Rechabites.
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An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula of
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Batarrh, Asthma and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after hay
ing tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, 1 will send free
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
in German, French of English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, NAM
ing this paper, w. A. MOVES, 149, Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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M z DICAL.
Rheumatism

1t Is al, established fact that Hoods Sar-
saparilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases of rheumatism, effect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the acidity of the blood, which
is the cause of the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
1T IS certainly fGir TO assume that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others it
will do for you. Therefore, if you suffer
the pains and aches Of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial.
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HAY Fever.

/ have suffered greatly from period
ical returns Of hay fever. At the sug-
gestion of Covert & Cheever, Drug
gists, | obtained Ely's Cream Balm,
and used portion Of it during Sc
we're attack. l can cheerfully testify
as to the immediate and continued re-
lief obtained by its use. 1 heartily
recommend it to those suffering from
this or kindred complaints.-(Rev.) Fl.
A. Smith, Clinton, Wis. 18aug2
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Young, old, and middle aged, all
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Democrats are sending out bureau
editorials stating among other things
that Cleveland signed the bill increas-
ing the pensions of soldiers widows.
Oh, yes! A large number Of Con-
gressmen voted against the bill, and
the opposition was solidly Democratic
Tell that, friends, and keep the record
straight.
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There is an evident aim on the part
Of some Of those Democrats who
would be party leaders, to arouse po-
litical prejudice among what is called
the soldier element in the citizenship
of this country. Almost every Dem
ocratic paper that comes to this Office
contains filings at the Grand Army of
the Republic as "a political organiza-
ton" or appeals to Democratic SOL
diers to withdraw, and organize sepa-
rately, on Confederate basis. There
is no danger Of the boys listening to
the stuff contained in these howls.
The same spirit hung III the rear dur
ing the war, and howled for all DEM
ocrats to desert from the ranks Of the
army, and not fight in an "Old John
Brown Raid, and ga Niger War"
Thes Democrats saw then that De-
mocracy would suffer by its own wick
edness, that public sentiment was
overwhelmingly against it, and sought
to hold the Democrats solidly in ranks
as endorsers Of all the party's iniqui-
ties. But those Democrats who went
into the army left the howlers in the
rear, just as they will do now The
soldiers organizations have nothing
to do with politics. A man may be-
long to either party, and be a member
in good standing of any Of these Or
ganizations. But one thing has been
painfully noticeable: Whenever there
is big Soldiers Reunion gotten up,
some Democrat is going to howl.
Just why it is, seems hard to under
stand, to a good many people. Not
soldiers gathering of any kind can be
gotten up, but some fellow steps up
and wants to know what the Demo-
Gratis are getting out of it. The fel-
low whose head is so much like bull
let mould that it cannot contain more
than one thing at time, has no busi-
ness in any party. 1t is not wonder
full that the sight Of the old banner
and the blue coats should make some
Of the old Copperhead element little
nervous but 10 Democrat with ordi-
nary intelligence will attempt to OBJ
trude his Democracy as distinguish
ing feature Of a Soldiers Reunion.
Such gatherings have something deep
er and grander than political signif-
cance. There are no Republicans, no
Democrats, no Prohioitionists, but the
gatherings are composed of soldiers
and their friends
The studied attempt Of Mr.. Grover
Cieveland-the man who hired SUBJ
stitute-to make a disturbance in the
ranks of the old soldiers, has already
signally failed Mr.. CIeyeland's ideas
Of soldiers and their experiences are
good deal like some Of his followers
nearer Jackson. The heefy Sheriff
hired George Brinski to do his fight
ing. Brinski is now dying Of con-
sumption in the Soldiers Home at
Bath, N. Y, and the man he repre-
sented is sitting in the White House,
getting fifty thousand dollars a year
for insulting soldiers and the widows
of such by ribald jokes in vetoing
pension bills. This is the kind of
II Il l..
band their organizations, forget their
army life, and come over to the side
of Jeff. Davis, Bob Lee, John Morgan
and Grover Cleveland. No wonder he
dislikes the old soldiers, but we do
wonder that any Of his followers
would have the cheek to oppose a Sol
diers' Reunion because it wasn't to be
run as Democratic affair.
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The First Regiment Ohio Heavy Ar
tillery will hold its reunion at Jackson,
Ohio, on Sept. %, 1887, at the Court
House, at 10 o'clock a. m. All comrades
are invited to be present. (The reunion
at Dayton has been abandoned)
T. S. MATTHEWS, Vice Pres't.
II. Q. MILLER, Sec'y.
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